Ankle/foot Flashcards
lateral tendons of ankle
peroneus longus
peroneus breivs
EDB
EDL
medial tendons of ankle
tom, dick, harry
Tibialis post
FDL
FHL
lateral ligaments of ankle
ATFL (inversion/supination) ant. tibiofibular CFL lateral talocalcaneal lig interosseous talocalcaneal cervical talocalcaneal lig
medial ligaments of ankle
deltoid
plantar calcaneonavicular
deep plantar ligament
transverse arch
keystone ________
pillars_________
keystone: middle cuneiform
pillars: cuboid, medial cuneiform
medial longitudinal arch
keystone ________
pillars_________
keystone: talar head
pillars: calcaneus, great toe, head of 1st/2nd/3rd MT heads
lateral longitudinal arch
keystone ________
pillars_________
keystone: cuboid
pillars: calcaneus, 4th/5th MT heads
ROM Talocrural Joint: Plantar Flexion
PF combined with _____
0-50 deg PF
PF + inversion
ROM Talocrural Joint: Dosriflexion
DF combined with ______
0-20deg DF
DF + eversion
ROM Subtalar Joint: Supination
Subtalar Supination= ____ + ____ + ____
0-30 deg supination
Supination= PF + Inv + IR
ROM Subtalar Joint: Pronation
Subtalar Pronation= ____ + ____ + ____
0-10 deg pronation
Pronation= DF + Ev + ER
Talocrural joint:
Tibia is _______ in anterposterior??? direction
Tibia is _______ in mediolateral
tibia is concave in AP
tibia is convex in ML
WB: Pronation
produced by: IR of tibia rearfoot pronation midfoot pronation forefoot supination
WB: Supination
produced by: ER of tibia rearfoot supination midfoot supination forefoot pronation
Forefoot Varus: NWB
forefoot
subtalar joint
calcaneus